I Became a Raid Boss

"Celia is a game, but it is also a world created to resemble an existing world."

And she revealed that she herself was the apostle of God sent to cooperate with Earth. She also disclosed that Celia was a world destroyed by dimensional beasts.

Strictly speaking, the world wasn’t exactly destroyed, but it was barely hanging on, oxygen being pumped into it as it struggled to breathe.

But it's not too different, so there’s no need to argue about it.

"'A divine arrangement to help Earthlings adapt'..."

“From the start, it was made to be in the form of a game, so it’s not a lie, right?”

“That’s true. But... is it really okay to reveal that?”

Now that they knew it wasn’t just a game for fun, there would be people who feel uncomfortable.@@novelbin@@

Wasn’t the purpose to help Earthlings get used to fighting and to weaken the power of the dimensional beasts? By revealing this, wouldn’t the purpose become unclear?

“It’s fine, don’t worry.”

Edel smiled lightly.

“It seems like they’re not interested in my world anymore. After all, fresh apples taste better than half-eaten ones, right? They won’t be able to interfere until they conquer this place anyway.”

“…Is it really okay? Doesn’t that just mean they’re focusing on here?”

“We’ve already been attacked, so what’s the point of worrying now?”

“…Ah, I see.”

In a way, it seemed like Earth was being used as a shield, but it wasn’t necessarily a bad thing for Earth.

Now that Celia had been exposed, it was obvious that those who had devoured it would aim for Earth next.

The invasion had been moved up, but it would be easier to fend off with two rather than one.

“I was worried about whether people would feel uncomfortable. But that’s not a problem either.”

Edel said this and showed me a screen full of seemingly meaningless numbers.